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Saw Weird Al earlier this year in concert - I highly recommend everyone see him at least once.  My wife hated it but the show was amazing - production value second only to Marilyn Manson.  

My 12 year old son asked me when I stopped watching “The Simpsons.” Season 7. I am that fucking old.

Your idiot murder toys should be melted into scrap and the 2nd amendment is fit for nothing more than toilet paper.

I thought the thumbnail was a pic of Ron Jeremy.

This is really cool context, thanks for sharing.

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“2001” was my first art damage experience. My parents took me to see it at the drive in the year after it had been released. By the end of the film my Dad and siblings were sound asleep but I was transfixed with bulging eyes glued to the screen. I was a bit of a sci-fi kid having grown up on the Irwin Allen shows and

Kubrick was also rushing to get 2001 out into the world before American astronauts landed on the moon.

I liked it, partly because I’d never seen any of Tate’s actual work and really only knew of her in the context of her murder. This film is (partly) about Tate living, so he wanted to show us the real Tate. Editing Rick into the Great Escape when his character didn’t even get to do that within the universe of the film

and curing childhood cancer very shortly

It’s an artistic choice that is designed to be reverential to the real Sharon Tate.

Not this again...

Saw the movie yesterday. Tarantino has done something I did not know he was capable of: making an incredibly boring movie. With the exception of about four minutes of a scene featuring Mike Moh/Bruce Lee & Brad Pitt, the first two+ hours are just tedious. It’s not lyrical and it’s not languid.  It’s insufferable and

She ran into a check from Chanel.

I think we can all agree that the biggest offense is that he used AfterEffects to edit an image.

Wait, what?

Am I the only one here who doesn’t give a flying fuck about flying cars? I mean I am not against looking forward to the next big technological progress but this seems like a futile exercise.

I’ve been on Twitter since the first year and I’ve never heard of this account...

If you ever want to stop someone from clicking on a link to one of your stories I would say that putting “they were red like raw hamburger” in the title of some story on Roger Ailes and sexual harassment would be right up there.